Elizabeth Loos, master gardener, presented to the AVGC on Wildflowers. These are native flowering plants, or forbs, that thrive without human care. They are well suited as garden plants because of their low-care nature and their ability to attract pollinators. The presentation covers choosing an appropriate site, preparing the ground, buying seeds, planting, and cultivation. […]
Wildflowers – Elizabeth Loos Read More »
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Protected: Fourth of July Parade Read More »
Gardeners interested in topiary practice an ancient art dating back to Roman times. By selecting an evergreen with small leaves or needles and dense foliage, the gardener’s shears transform plants into geometric or other recognizable forms. Some Japanese gardeners prune forms into cloud shapes. The selection of boxwood traditionally created pottages, mazes, spheres and hedges
Topiary: A Garden Artform Read More »
Emily Lane’s April 27th Zoom Presentation – All About Roses
Video -Emily Lane’s All About Roses Read More »
Below is the handout from Emily Lane’s presentation on roses on April 27th to our club. It discusses planting, watering, fertilizing, and pruning describing in detail what to do, and when . It’s a vital reference source for anyone attempting roses in Prescott AZ.
Caring for the Rose, in Prescott Read More »
Phyllis Jiacalone will present a program on Caring For Roses on Wednesday 24 Feb 2021. She will cover types of roses, fertilizers, dealing with pests, pruning, and safety. helped care for the 9000 roses at Mesa Community College Rose Garden starting in 2002. She has Consulting Rosarian credentials from American Rose Society. Since 2013 she
Caring for Roses – U of AZ Extension Program Read More »
Yavapai County Extension Service reiterates the benefits of mulch and compares various mulch media for flammability and several other qualities.
